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Avoiding the Pitfalls of Incapacity and Guardianship from Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

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While many proactive individuals understand the importance of a comprehensive estate plan, they often assume it only addresses what happens after death. Yet, a comprehensive estate plan is for more than after a loved ones passing. It can address questions and help family navigate the confusing and sometimes chaotic time known as incapacity. Thus allowing […]

By Liz Nielsen January 6, 2026

Stress Test Your Estate Plan from Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

Creating an estate plan is a major accomplishment, but signing the documents is not the end. You still need to ensure your strategy provides peace of mind and protects your hard-earned legacy. An estate plan is a living tool that should evolve with your life. Over time, family changes, financial shifts, and new goals can affect […]

By Liz Nielsen December 30, 2025

Property Ownership Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them from Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

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Do you own your home, other property, or a financial account with someone else, like a spouse, adult child, or someone not related to you by blood or marriage? If so, you might be surprised that a common way of owning property could create future problems for your loved ones. There are several forms of […]

By Liz Nielsen October 21, 2025

What to Do After a Loved One Dies from Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

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Whether a loved one’s passing was expected, due to prolonged illness, or it happens unexpectedly, their passing is always a shock, often leaving behind questions of “what now?” among the survivors. If you have been named the person responsible for managing a loved one’s affairs, after there death, commonly called an executor or administrator (if your […]

By Liz Nielsen October 14, 2025
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